A human has certified being entangled in a 500,000 rascal in that he used stolen credit card sum to purchase his own songs on iTunes and Amazon.
Lamar Johnson, 19, from Wolverhampton, was segment of a organisation indicted of obtaining royalties from the sales.
They allegedly downloaded the songs 6,000 times in 2008 and 2009. Johnson certified being accountable for about 2,000, Southwark Crown Court heard.
He was remanded in control after sentencing was adjourned.
Prosecuting, Helen Malcolm QC, mentioned Johnson, of Stowheath Lane, used "compromised credit card details" to be able to earn royalties from the sales of the songs he posted on the websites.
Johnson, who is now portion a five-year jail tenure for causing disgusting corporeal harm, is the youngest associate of the organisation of 11 other defendants indicted of downloading the songs between January 2008 and June 2009.
He pleaded guilty to a tally of swindling to deceive at the justice on Thursday.
No pleas were entered is to outstanding defendants who will be present at the same justice on 25 January.
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